Mark Davison

Surrey

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Articles

AI-enhanced scams: how to protect yourself

Jan 17, 2025 | vodafone.co.uk | Alan Lu |Mark Davison

Cybercriminals who use AI to defraud people sound intimidating and impossible to defend against, but protecting yourself is straightforward according to cybersecurity expert Dr Katie Paxton-Fear. Cybercriminals are using artificial intelligence (AI) to not only make their scams appear more convincing, but also to target even more people than they could without it.
Vodafone UK named Top Employer for 2024

Jan 16, 2025 | vodafone.co.uk | Mark Davison |Ally Stevens

This is the first year Vodafone has featured in the Top Employers Institute’s globally recognised certification programme. The programme, which uses a rigorous assessment based on the HR Best Practices Survey, evaluates companies across areas such as employee wellbeing, development and engagement, touching on everything from leadership and learning and development to talent strategy.
'She travelled for two hours with a toddler to get a SIM card'

Jan 10, 2025 | vodafone.co.uk | Alan Lu |Mark Davison

Refugees and asylum-seekers in the London borough of Ealing are getting their lives back on track, with help from the volunteers at EASE and SIM cards from Vodafone's everyone.connected initiative. Ealing and Acton Support Enterprise (also known as EASE) is a small group of volunteers making a big impact. This entirely volunteer-operated charity runs drop-in help sessions for refugees and asylum seekers in the London borough of Ealing.
Vodafone at 40: Celebrating a legacy of charity partnerships

Jan 8, 2025 | vodafone.co.uk | Mark Davison |Ally Stevens

Vodafone UK might be best known for its mobile and broadband services but, over the decades, the company has also sought to champion various good causes by partnering with the third sector. Following its creation in 1984, Vodafone has worked with its charity partners on everything from supporting domestic abuse victims to ending food poverty. Much of this began with the establishment of the Vodafone Foundation in 1991.
How Vodafone supports those with disabilities

Dec 3, 2024 | vodafone.co.uk | Mark Davison |Andrea Donà

December 3rd marks International Day of Persons with Disabilities – a day to promote the rights and wellbeing of those with a disability. From wheelchair basketball to accessible mobile phones, here is how Vodafone supports greater inclusion:CustomersAs The Nation’s Network, and a member of the Valuable 500, it’s vital that Vodafone’s products and services are made with everyone in mind.
A Q&A with Trussell and Vodafone UK

Nov 21, 2024 | vodafone.co.uk | Mark Davison

Vodafone News UK recently sat down with Helen Barnard, Director of Policy, Research and Impact at Trussell, and Catherine Russell, Vodafone UK’s Head of Sustainable Business, to discuss public-private cooperation, the importance of corporate communications, and more.
The cybersecurity threats facing every small business

Nov 18, 2024 | vodafone.co.uk | Alan Lu |Mark Davison

For every online threat, there’s a shield to protect your business and your customers – here's everything you need to know, including how Vodafone Business can help. Despite waves of high-profile cybersecurity attacks dominating the headlines, it’s tempting for small businesses to think that cybersecurity is only a problem for multinational household names and other big enterprises.
First Minister of Scotland meets Vodafone UK CEO at Murrayfield

Nov 14, 2024 | vodafone.co.uk | Mark Davison

Vodafone UK CEO Max Taylor met with First Minister of Scotland John Swinney ahead of Scotland’s Autumn International against South Africa. The pair were in the stands at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium on Sunday 10 November as Scotland fell to a 15 – 32 defeat to the current world champions.
A brief history of the company's industry firsts

Nov 6, 2024 | vodafone.co.uk | Mark Davison

22 March 1984: the Vodafone name is unveiled for the first time. Although now a multinational household name, at the time, Vodafone was a little-known part of the now-defunct specialist electronics group, Racal. 40 years later and the Nation’s Network now has 18.6 million customers in the UK.
“These SIM cards have the biggest impact on our young people”

Oct 31, 2024 | vodafone.co.uk | Alan Lu |Mark Davison

Young people leaving care don’t have to face the world alone, not when they have literally bags of support from Comfort Cases UK and Vodafone’s everyone.connected initiative. Setting out into the world as a young person, fresh out of school or college and away from home for the first time, can be daunting at the best of times. It can be much more difficult though for young people leaving care, especially as they typically face challenges not faced by their peers who haven’t been in care.